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proceeded. to t iikly_ance6 in the manner site did,— ,Heieltit'llis duty lo state,. that eery care had been raserted to.preventoltis circumstance from being ,drawn into a precedent; and every remonstrance on the sot jeCt short of an angry one had been made. tootle (A . ..obtaining advances may buYistified, mos...only on account of the exigency, hut of the al most impossibility of communication with this coon- Tne.siun was of no comparatively consequen ,foo Amount, it was stopped, and not likely to be Orried further. He begged to set the 'Honourable Gentleman (Mr. Whitblead) right as to the' state. ment.wl:tch that Honourable Oentletnan made of a Akeylk, made. by hitn (iAr. Canning) on 1.0 former iwcasioo, The-Honourable Gentleman rcpresv wed it -10..:4 his ihtention to (!isecurage - the effats' of ..-...A‘Litria by the language which he .held. On the 4i: :unary, he had said to Austria+, " If you think )..00%elf-cai.al?le of making .resis,fanca- pm. , safety Itopends upon it ;, and you.shonld compare t ger:of contioutid stminission the:estimata of your loternal strength aid your fixed determination."— It was stated that if Anst:i a looked to a war with ,Vra. cc,. they. wouldAo well to compare their means Nvith the tindertAting.. Ily ;his advice it vvas not meant to negative- the atiordmg auxiliary supplies from; 11l is country, ,;bne 'it was meant to' negative the hope that this country, engaged as it was in render;. iog assistance to other (platters, could_ not this vci.tastou wholly bear up against the brunt the Aittinessi nor to Austria alone, but to every power with %% inch we had similar engagements,. was this language addressed, not with a - view to' excitement ) nor-ou theetlier hand,. to denial, It was not that Austria, engaged in the war exclusively to, the aid of • England,.tilinf; :Ls a condutior to wilidraw from o',es the io:loeoc r .:11c,dreadcd' lightning, but it•was under. Ow impression,'that as she had 'enter4:d into, ,2.0 'She biliittici elite!' Wine. ttilltAC: out Or "he cionteit,- . or dint litt ruin woUld bL. the- co:). , SC•itlet3C.C. ' , Ulltlet the t o ip e••sion made by this • hquatiou 11U , t1i3, it wa;, every Honurable Gentikrualf, save one, liati made an allowatiec the manner in which, bhe atited regarding the ad- V.:totes Irmo this cocoo . y. The Hon. Gentleman had perhaps riot;.. in' so depicied a manlier as on 'a rumter. occaiion , ex pressed his opinions on the ques t ion ol:juitiL:o Oil the F,ide of Ansitin, and not content other,prexumptions in favour of It'rate, had froiil the ea-,,,;) , periods of the Revolutionary wor to-shew that all Europe: had nor acted with aoy Whet view than the partition of o fta ndiug France. I:fic 1 - Lotionrable Gentleman here rested only on ex poded docutnenti. , , which were known, to be forge rks,:representing the Princes of Europe in tliellakti of par.itioneta; and these documents were - coftent at that petiod when all Europe was inundated by re prdientation against the Crowned . heads and old e,tablishmems of the Continent: On this occasion thore Alas the 'iirecedent of -the Oppressed , rising the oppressor. The Honourable Gentleman .1.1. id said touch of Austi is not turning round till she siiw , France enogod in another quarter. Was it. to expeCied that Austria, fascinated by the eye of Franco, Would patiently and unresistingly wait till Fr;wee ItA . thouzht proper to swallow firr up ? lie c6cklii not admit the foreboding of an Honourable if Austria did at last fall, it would be a: milts. rye!) to:despair. He would say, tit= - the Isowera '..which: now assisted the enemy would perhaps., ere the last art' Wits accom ph,hed, nvet thrt they h rl e%er united their means with his. it.:should piove that e:n.la alter the capture of its cup;tal, itiwria had yet entire, was her siiumion Wel) Ml iOt to what it , was'at former period.. He did hot calcula •ulmon ulna may be thePon duct an Au , aria, , but it . this great blow,. bring struck, was s:ruckin vain, touch may ba expetited /that tbe— 4 . cortarreil rotn cnrpore regili." Vitt. respen to Spain and Portugal, all Were of one 41,inionas to the •aisistancelo be ryndeted to them., +le could not however but observe that tile' speech ;oi the llight Hon: G?ntkuiati (Mr..P.) , would place ;.bliitisters in a situation of considerable ;lite last Session a 'warning came flow the other Nick' of the House on this StibiO.t, tii the caeca that Mi nisters would abstain trom any thing which would look like the exclu , ive consideration of Paitish•in tero,t4.• They now were bequeatbinga legacy of 'caution rather to provide for a reverse than for sue- . ttess, .and tlrus encouraged now whit they o a for .nter -occasion disavowed. 'flee advice of the Right litinourabte tjentletnan . may, in fad; if'follotAe(l, -tarnish him with a certa'n ground of attack against . Jf,atter all had been dectded we had Sue qttreded in bringing off the Spanish ships; and burn ing tile ports of Cart haena and Cadiz,- yet :Minis •lttri may be called by the lii.ght Hon. Gentleman to accOunt for a premature desertion of 'the cause of &c. and it may be alleged, that those ecrun: sties contain - et! six Weel(i • life, alitl they had been abandonedcorpsei. Thus the ilonoun:ble Gen, ttehlan would iii either point of the dilean'a have the host of the arguirwito over Ministerw. With i.ped to' the observ;nions that bad !All e n from alt l art. Gentlernau, in r , 2l.:tion to the n ititinie rights exerci , !eil by Great Britain lh tho detention of . nen tral vessels,. - viten it -!,.red that in alt the ccuntries 01 I$Tro!:0 hld c ot ,- tiseatcd when it :!, t , - , ,ntrary to the thitigated pi adke eat tit,' 1.,:1;,ris mo rt,in Minot c,:r,trary to the rveorded law, the 01:nnotThailia , .2 . ; ti,tv,4lcrs had. Ikea) Se! 40 not . 0:4 in France tx.t cvery country ender . the fie....tion of Viance, it mon, be thniit:w that it tittlEo itilriC prat::,o of this OLIII.- t r y m ,bich ott lit to be tooptied, it should be so mo r ' ditied, nu', by au .ckat ()it he rar!iatuent., but by a MI.- toAl arrangement whit the other portv4rs of , Europe. woud be Inuit unwise io.sOze a moilient of un exampled vln:euLo or, ; the titte..at fin of a prihf:lice s long adhered .to, and had woven- itself limo the priticip;es - at our inari.i to aro conneaion s hem we - en t his coun iv and ille island of. Sicily, .he olerly wack Joule obirvations to the Unuse relalive. to the right wh .0 ieb it %5 asscrted Great Britain had ;to - i nired by .defending Sicily to interklra in the rewliorili her . internal affairs. , : k le wicetY tjic -Hon. Gemicmun opposite,in Cita a period wittit a .thitisit gurriSQLl was in a country was. C e .period LONDON t Primed by MI . ..At the 'Sux•Oi'i Lie b lit to It±sings; ei)joyt the British Constitution Were the — etl , *thei ix gradual, nut of sudden improvement. It was not because: we carried in our boson - is iteltimge'of that Otiosti= anion that we should expect' to se it reflected every - other country. Ir was to be hoped that any -nation,r, whose intercourse - and ration with great Br ;taM :were intimme, would gradually imbibe the feel- ingslif,Great Britain -- ; but it could not be expetc.ted_ that iß i ooo bayonetted philosophers , would sudden ly produce the efred which in Great Britain had keen the result of the revolutions and the 'accumu lated wiqloin of ages. Adverthig to the attack made by anllon. Genetnan opposite, upon his conduCt at a :late 'public meeting, he defended it from the in sinuations thrOwn.ont. against it ; and before he sat dOi.vn he could not avoid sat ing tow words on what had:fallen Trom the Heu..Gentleman respecting the appointment of a Britith - Minister to The Hon—Gentleman had said, that this country had giteni the .worst, proofs of_ its intentions tow.ndi ~ p ain by the choice that had been made ; and he had grounded:this assertion on the presumption' that the chargei which had been made against that Noble Loid's condtra in India were well-founded. 'But whatever might be the Hom Gentleman's opinion. of thel\roble Lord's conduel, he had no right to pre -4111-Ile that the House or that his Majesty's Ministers - would be influenced by that opinion. For his part, he believed there could scarcely be found another in clivelnel to deny that the Marquis Wellesley possessed all those great and vplendii 'enabwmelits which must quality any man to at a distiniroished part on the political theatre; nor did he believe that there would' be found another inditidual toAsserr that any thing had passed in that House by which the coun try ought to be induced to forego -- the advaniagts'Of Lord Wellesley 's talents.' • ' WHITBELAD and Mr; PONSONEY severally ex plained. • ' .• ' •• Lord H. PFITY animadverted on the hnpropriety of a Minister of the _Crown making a 'statement on foreieu politics at a public meeting When called ,As it was considered fortunate that a young gsinbler . should lose considerably on the first night 'of his play to deter him from a repetition, so he ex-; pressed his satisfaction that st hat 'the Right Hen: Gentleman:sold at that public meeting had been tnia represented, and trusted that it' would stop hint in a career, so unadvisedly coremenced: , Adverting to the extraordinary nntic . ipithin on the part of Austria of assistance trout Great Britain, he deprecated the . establishment of a precedent by which an admini. _Oration. might eneble a foreign power to derive suc cour from this country without the cOncurrence.' of Parliament, and might afterwards - compel Par liament. to make good' 1116 advances sci Made; As to the necessity which 'Austria Was under of -going to: werewith 'France, he allowed there was a strong presumption that she had no ahem:Hive but war, or crouching:at the feet of that power. Any Govern ment animated by a principle: cif honour would pro bably have Mode the desperate struggle 'which Ati stria was making. Bufthis did not involve the goes lion Of : pecuniary assistance froth Great Britain. Admitted, as it.had already been, that the assistance which could be afforded by this country must be very limited, he did not cooceive't hat such a iiniited assistance could be of any utility to Austria, in spa : tome; her successfully to resist France. 'What Might be too, much' for ns 40 give, would be not for her to receive. Taking Imo consideration, the state of the finences of this, count y, and iheitei:6itty under 'which. Ministers had found themselves the ziystten .which had hitherto been I pursued, he comethied that it was peculiarly ' incumbent' on us ybath for our own sake, end for that Of Europe in general, to husband our rest mess ; . '"iti order that, it' the day should come (And beiensted it world came) when the power so long aectimblating should twein to crumble, England might becnabled to play k he pm which he hoped she was destined to play,. and become the restorer of a better order of thino - s. . 4 . Ile2olirsuluticm wits I ben put tind tigreed tu. • WIiIyDREAD proposed his Address, which wasnegatited without a division. Mr.:MARTIN, in consideration of the - latentss of the hour, postponed his Resolutions founded on. the Third Report. of the.Connitteo of Public Exiiendi , two, to Friday. _ • Mr. HUiKISSON obtairied leave to bring in a Bill to. establish Vice-Admiralty Cowls in the West indis;.and ty Bill to allow a further taking Goods • but of Warehouses; an:l paying Duties 'Mr. S. 13ounNE obtained . leave 10 bling hi a Bill to enable his Alajesly tci sell and make exchanges of Certain Lands in Windsor Forest: • The ATTORNKY-GENItitAL 'IIIOVCCI the Order of the at} , for the seemil readitig of the Seditious Su cieliets'. Sir. S. , iloottt.t.y thought the Bilthiglity objeetion able on many grounds: ' He wai propar l d then to state.. his objections, but he suggested to the Hon. and Lei ned Gentientat the-propriety of avoiding a diku , -sion at such.a late,hout,,. . Atter' a conversation betWeeti the Attorney.. G enera!, Lord H. Petty, Mr. Perceval,•and Mr. Martin,. it wai.itt'eetl , to pu4tiic.)tie theJseciiid reading to Toes lay net. • On to tootionof Sir S. RoNitt.t..r,7 in !nimle b Address was ordcred to be presented' ti) his Majesty, • praying 'that lie would be gracindsly pkaa‘d to cau b e, - to be !aid btfore the . Lihkiiie a return of ninther 4.1 f per:,uni;, timie and. kiii;ile;iniptkoned in jails iri in this country; or seta. to New South Wales,' the years - 1805, 6; 7,. atid"B, distinuishing 'the critneA, •' - Irish Distilicry'Bill• was ordered to be re-coni to4tiorrow,—;-,At •• two o'clo - ck this wowing the Mouse cidjout.titsd. The imont hiy- i3t . 'whith rpiches,toyeSterciay gives the twat of our force' at seai'a§tiillalv4:---101 - sail' i)f the line, 8 ;trite .lor,ty-fotit4; I:r 1 Ifigates, 132 docps, ti bombs' acid 50brigs, 32 chi ter4; . 77 c.1..!A - : tiers. Total 637:--The tot s, iiic;cat;ill; thc• ships in port and in. dtkiinnty , we'll as - gozlitl, prisoq; and 'hxtiving 9ttlit.i the vessels' of (ht.! 'kite ,'fifties aiid !orty-fours 33, frigatoi 234. , . ~ . ..I.) o ps 215, bombs alto tire-51itp,s ottg I , cut - ters• 29, 110 . . 167; Inal;!tig 1114.; 1137. , . Cog SI v Fordyi:e Miller, E-sq.,, ',ill Lan Linton. E 20,. lohn Flodses, Esq. Sainutit .Tabor, Et(f. Sinythies,• Esq. • 'Sown i‘lorie• Esq. lartrzi --Tabor, Elg.' iithrtatc4 April to, tBa9. Thterna ItObea Dawson, Eq. all mated April 29, .I& , 9,=_V. • To tc s l4putenants, Charles fosselyn. Gent. Dated April to, 14.9.L'::tlieluel La Wine, Gent; fo'be ditto. Robert: Tabor.. Gent:.taibtAlitio: ;Thuirus DeTall•Cooper, Gent. to be ditto. William IVallts Francis,-Gent,.. to hr ditto , George IVilriato Cole, Ccitt. to bc ditto. M.ncale S-lavers, Gott. th Pitee.Cliitk; Celli. to be ditto, ail i tiated as above. loilu Golding Gent to bectlitto da. - tai May 2.4. tBc9. • -• Ensign .Nunn, 'Gent, dated April to: 18.-!•9. loseph S4iniou e , Ccut„, •to tit ditto. Robert Ileckfort,, Gent. t 9 hr 4ittp. it,ifhatti ILrris, c; v nt, .to he ilitto. Marlin "Itiiton`,"Gitit. t 'tic 'Jura. Ali dated ivabove. John Ne- , :0; ,, tiietd'to be ditto, daTc4 aq 183?, 1 Abrep/Wdiifm,Butt ton e Gant. to be,dit • to, as a ito'S•eri Elythe.'y Gent. to b.: ditto,' tiA; --tea May t 9, To h6t,litater-Master anti 11.,t catkin Clerk (tti hare the tank Q f •14!iPTK"oz)-7*.r1191,P4. kietigti i tG4tt.,. ttatcti_itpttl iii • 18 9. To be Surgeon-4loratiO l ' i l'eikins, Cznt. - ciatel April 1 0 ; • `tEeg: -." -•.- • • • : - -~; • 4th Regiment of'Essex Local To be etammandant —Thomas Asile, i Eficadneti Tp at . boa LicutenatttLulokitl z -Pl o lct• catinah, Esq. ditty 'tv, og, . 11 e t .be - Moor — lticilara Xtbit4tr, Esq. d:led 10, 18 °9* F.sti. tlittAii.iptil 2.g, tBfg, Ts) be Captains --l)atti;:1 April 10, t Bog. ' .10 l'ultat, Esq. ,olio Kemi l ictim t.thvard (I VaVol. l , Esq. William ilrl,lzer'(,bodrlch. Feel. James .-.llutoplu.tyc I.sq. lohn l L Kciup, Evq. Witham Thur.. low Esq. ali thitcd as atc..wc. Ruimles, 4 "! h k .t d. , •tc(l., betientznatitti--folai I acev, t:irent.:(Fautt Aptit lc, 10'9' Whitoh,ad, Gent. •Ro hett. llurt•-•ig. , n, Gent,. all dated as, ahre. lohn La w4ld ic. ;el Aft:ifl 29, i'Bo9. Josaith itlaculk(e.tt. it y t*lti. William r,:"tie, Gent.. Wu * " ='!'• ;Cs: 1 r'• eculne4t, Gent. all dated as above. -S. - Tweet!, Glatt. Itat:tti May 1.17, ** l . • . .• "Ittio've. 76 bi J;:(i C•lfrk (to have the milt ..git„4,icotOatn . , -..._.Latclotd Allen; Cent. dated April 16 ' 1 . 14• • . , • 1 Reirner,t of Clst Local 14jiiiia. To be .i.i ; igus T qpipne,l q.oppirat,dlnt —l9lm ts, • 'fo '"llfutetiant-Color.:1 liAm Le Gras, Esti. dal'" • :Akar:to: rtic9. S. X 9 came, Ftijutd-, Esq ; dated April ,18:9* lohn',ll Aye*, A;4tl A t, sBo9. •t•••• To br. Captalo---fleitryl i .tnet Fsq. Adj,itint rye t lse:rtilci of ditto, t oth dated A Nil t-. 0 0 9. Siy,eti6it!,..F.sq u 4sted April Is, rBO9, john (1444 Aprji George Hughes, 1i 5q.4 131 1 Pril 1'4014 daigitsiiis I esSopp, E sq • A Wit' 14, Otii,,.lofliiii.4•l6iryilfurelialt • h. A: &nett Ar lt , litiglsley."kig. admit April Cr. ' , kg' W 41 140. lt.stt,„ dittetl Alt i 1 ,18, 1319. 11 "" fOr. bittitro;ateilikl:lrfr. Tk_iit , Lieuttrneqts - -Villliard SiSow, Gent. dated A plit B ' l 9- Tillt.lliiilusfEsyjor,•fienti. docti. April Ai, Igq• Robert Nailor, Gent. dined .tatil tA,,18c9- IV° 1)A1- 'by,. Gent. dated' A prit 9. .tvlinml Pre, Gent. t 1.17 -r.ted April It4be.l , Noble, Gent. d.-ited Apiit i;, " , P hu ! A pril iB. 1809. , int. slated!. April ;8, 18:1. ....tto-Ne,',..a.tr. tittea r 7 • Gent. dated A pril 20, slog. "William Keyritdds , „,ttcd April , sBo9 Th %omas .simpiops 18 9 : To be Enst,ons—William Wright, Gent. iTaletl A Ord 0 1 1" ) ,* • Charles Milton, Gent. itattitt) April tl, Malton, Gent. :Wed A mil , ti. 18 9. Benjam in Gent. dated April e 3,. Sarnsiv I 1-4oT.:11, A Pril t 9, tit 9. S inicioriVittzn, Gent. dated °lthe tank . Toke Quartet-Master said Battalion Clerk (rolfi;,-.- of Lieutenant, -- Robert . Mart, Gent. dated A Po,' (~ Ti.' he Surgeon —William Rrice, Gent. datc 4 "'"‘ tr, 9. - • •Coniniissions its the following' Regiments of Local • signed liy Iris Majesty.• George Fairweather, Gent. to he . Adju rant to the I.inlitn' ,gowshire itegiinza. date i September 24. Samuel Ilughes,C;ent. to beditto to Livzrpool Regitneriti dared 2.6, 1$ 9. fotin Leese, Gent: to tic ditto to the 6th te . , , ,iment for'_ 111 ! :inn Riding of tbe•Ccunty of.York,ltated,May 2 j . 131* loon Conolly, Gent. to be ditto to the Bea,tead tiud. I# mg Regiment iu the County of Kent, dated M3y 27, 18-9. - ERRATUM in the Gazette. of ti e,27:h instant. Chathant'"otsd Vuillard itegititent of Coal Militia. For Richard Lee, - jun. Esq.' to be Captlin,. • ' Read Richard Leigri, Inn; to be Orftain. • ELOPEMENT AND.DO2I.--It was stated: the 1 12 'h tbat a young lady; the'daughter of a sGentle.tob of fArtune Grosvenor-Place, had elord Lieutenant belonging to the 7th .regmlent ofd r ' . goons,.atiti that I:te parties had been traced Wiltshire. -1 1'holady w chlicovered living under lII°, .:proteelkm.of her paramour, :Of VOlham, Friday last, and under eircutoso nc , di-tressing her relatives. A tiwe l i i 44 ' toOk pla'!.:e kiamptbn Common,. on Ttloa''Y';h o teen Mr. liaud4rinv*of Nottingham-street , .- gio lady's brother-in and the Lieutenant , 0 41 , 1 1 cases of pistols were discharged. Each teas wu;''.;:4ti the Lietuenatit slightiy.in the kg, and ikir• l • gerously in the lett.shoulder. The parties wore y.Fyed to London ,ti• - o chaise:. t, Fly° in eite tieighboarbooo .A Sparring .Exhibition 'took place Rl' v e i• *Court, .c4....N100day; for tliti - benefit of Jame.; .cher. The whole of ,the - pugilistic cot pg, be"lip:, .exception of two or three:who 11:0 taken were preAeur. ." »°; __,i . ~, . ialiS... .....„. ~I CA' On the Sth lilt. at tlid (I;o;' . eiltiiient ITotise 10 004-- ' )1 A n a cta " be "IF of Majot:Ctiteritt Gordon - IYrctunnui3O: ' Son. • , .. . tetra`'' Yesterday; the Lady of the Rev, j.l .rnts Wil liain. ' Str4teti4 Griiv,., of 4 1)40 .h . I. h 0,. • ~...' On the,6tiii)f r i , l(.4.en-.l , er t: , st, at the i:Ape or c'),°,ljj,--'1,:•", .1 111 / a ttsj:WitcsC4ldogarr, L,,ti. to- t‘los Ccosmt"„ o t ti'• stvt:tiel (I,l,u4h•cr of tigberi :.,. 1i 5t 0,,k.4q. , , - .Vratit tlltti mi. , Cbamber :or rtgulating n> 1'94: ,ii,l444o.t i trA ~ 0 : 11 , • it,itl`' 44 4)0 WedneviSy*Wi ' tti VtickolSeitiS Cf " Arc..l " l " l' ' 11":11 4r"i4libilw I IV , ;1Y .zatAt or ArtraOtaib . .VVlli ctir , N. D. ot AV nit c ~.14, , :5,4). I,wh a ', ,4 1 , 0 , 1 1 4, id , j a " t, Wi VIII 44,: ,t Ilia lit - ';' T 4 4.* .V e i.4 0- Q i . t .;....•. (1 : • ' only Al:or t ;li4r al g 4 1 V t'. i i.tilli:m.tlst .. A fiscp,i,t4.4li.t.sticti; Fortntan-*tittoP• --..< . ; i ° C : . Lately, .A.lLr.anckr Gibbon, Esq. of Altred-t);cei 1,:.4i. i prilie, ,-.111)gc..c . d o .iwkettoisOv l nito. tonatn.in AL'i • i _,— .1 -bitititrAarAte, rS6lftiret<YA , 4;s! ' . '. l i , : -.. 1 ,,1bj 1 , i,....°4l:g:ll::(Taitli:lisa:t.;96.a". :fir. °Y 111 : 1 0:P ° :". 1. :1:3" ti . - t 2 !..-tidtkc 443(4141 Soulnont,:tsticer; ngetrofi , i o 4 l .4 , l * , ,;,:,' "itit! Carr. sistcr of the ttc•v. L: 4 !4A-0 1 . 4: 1 4;41- I ' l 1 1 ~. Al. DAt &I rittitii4 1151,ti4 pl` of Twit.milix. 44 .--- irt c-- .. . 171, p i .v.•-• , -,,,,..„. t , if44l.,te- ( & 4, ,;: •. . Ir.,lTtr„fi&y. ;,., k , .I • i 041 r.*. gi' , i • . ' ;„; 404 s_tvar ,, lSF) 1 191. 1 ,r, I Nlt rci ti ttk: , * -- • 1 *"'"' ;;;rauoldi, 14 , : It' -,, ) 4 , z.... r i per cezir r-;c7, . l':',,Mq. 13itIs,i;:-.. 4.44.14V1Pir t;..4ltU 'ontlitisskA/ 14-" a oii 4 ( L.,5q34 4zli fl r i ~ . ~,,, I pirvrol-111:40-7''1, 4 TtrC-.1t.1:(1. c, 71 i ' '' ,' Dit4A 00 ,...• ' ' ''" ''': ' ,), ',%1 1 31)44 1 e1ft; Mit; Veira &S I ! r eogli.loruf ''''"' Aisnk. k. Anu4J361.7.4 t h t tii:i -, 4) , . _.' ......,...........:____..--",-'; del !ftf.'Pr. •"'"' ucAo ~ P.x YY % - ti...vt(3tr, MAY 30.;= 7 -00 , Sun:l4 'rrorning the . inhabitants of this city were much: iiiarmed by circurnstance as unexpected as unprecedented here. he Thir'dgestern Regiment of Local Militia, coat mantled by Col. Chadd, asse'inbled for parade on the C . ...!stle Ditches, wheb. (from some irregularity re ,speating their pay), 'on the muster i roll..being called .over, one of the privates'answered as usual, ;" Here," addincbrp and s " w in empty' .belly.;" in conse7 (pence of which he was ordered to the guard-house, when the whole company to which he belonged .1 immediately leg the rand rescued him, and dis l . armed the guard. The others follo , .ved.tlieit exam plei paying no,regard to their Qtlicertr,„itud, halloo ing and triumphing, repaired to tho j colpo4;i: ! ;344g er ings, and disarmz , d the guard there,also. , They then returned back to he ph.ce of par Ade, and sufroupded the 'windows of the Ca.:itle Inn, witeiOlie Ottibers 'were at breakfast, betraying riolonstt;and threauen-: ingany man who dakd to obey tlieir.o . lficeri. Sofnd of the Lii,,Yht Conliany, to..vever, beiht4l'enion=.tral'e l d with, left the ranki,Thbt they were directl t y brolten an l dispersed by the Grenader and otner companies ; sod this scene continued Aill•about ele ven o'clock. However, by. the 'persuasion of many of the CitizeoS, they were at:lenetti itidticiltd.to form in a eirele, and Major - TY4'3'en beh!g out of town) told' them, if they wihild repair to their nuarteiS, every :moo stiriht ;10ineillatt:17 . re- Ceive throe shillingi, and for the fu'ure tbry i-jhohld he pail' ri.kll:lrly ; hot it any of thin:: we re n‘rt,' desired them - to inform him thei•cof, and 'he ivOtild pay them.' a; Ott then asked for ars•l demanded their marchlogvlinen. • ii,lajyr Ty., :!:1 that on this subject 'they appeared i:len, and he explained' to them, that in who ;ound their own; whartirteriried met:is:3'y clo . ; lwiag, Such a a certain" nerriber of starts, shees, wile to b:ne that guinea, and rtirme who. could - not furoish them, the elo:iths Wile to be purchased otit or it; and t!.? overplns.givert This, ho'N'ever, was not :satis factory to the men,,and ;hey contione:t to behave in: a tumultuous manner. in. zyl P; . :iste!O of Local Militia be:r-g on.Atered the same PatesOn, with' Cot. Itavenshaw, of the•llerkshiA. Militia, and several respNlable inhabitants of the city, 'used the most persuasive argunients to allay the ferinent' of 'the•toen . ; and on their being' pro- Mised to b,S'paid regularly, and in advance, 'on the Tuesday and Friday evenings,' in 'order to eihtb:e theiri to purchase provisions at the Wedoesriay and Saturday markets, and being then paid their arrear ,, , they became very 'pea'ceable, and in the afternoon appeared 9n parade its perfedtly orderly. manner.-- Colonel Chadd, who arrived' in Nerieli at kik o'clock the 'same evening, inspeeted the Whole regi= nicut; and addressed them in vet) , conciliating lan guage j at, the 681110 . 0 nm explaining the punishment Which the law infliets for such mi4behavi6ur, which, productd the desired effect., From the. LONDON GAZ ITE, May ao, 2809. irar-Cffia, 3oi 3c9. The following Commissions in the Southern Regiment of Statibrilsilire LoC•111 Militia should lave Ocon ntitityd i►► the • izette of the 20)1 isi,t. AS 1.411(.1ta : To he Captains— ci: Thomas Auns,'Lcq...dateo Sept. 24, 18°8. itobcrr Worriy, 'ESq. Attlltlr VV yutt,. Lig: Thomas I)yolt,' GeUrge I)oricono' lasi. Laurence reel, E.q. Tutlley Esq. Tnunk.ts Broom:all, Esq. be:omin Esq. all dated 29, :609. ' Cotruniion in the 'Shropshire Militia.. signed by the Lord • Liuteitunt. To be Lieutenant=-William Vigor, Cirit. dated t:, tBcy. ' . Conuntisions signed by the. Lord Lieutenant ottheCounty of Essex. , tit Regiment of,Eswx local t',:iliti4 l , : , - - • To Inc Colonel --Ipipp!l Hoiden Shutt, dAtucnlarctili. ht:r 1:4:6114 Kank frcna :Viay 10, 1798, the date pt tics in the Essck Supi)iernent4ty I'6 114 I,t,:utenaGt-Coltluel—Ctiristoptilr nionias Tower, BewleY, (I trAi April i e,' IS(.;‘). • • ",' • TO Lc • —Jona rilartini.eake,.Rsqi•rtilterl April to, 5:k. , 9, Our iakiog. 1:4r1 1 4 ttem,9 _the date of his ill the Essex Suppier,pesktiri ryl4littit. Peter Catie; jonathigy W4tior t i; jun. Esq. John • 'Weitcoitio, 1...5q. Joseph Coliin,.Etet,'/Wiltiarri ktenitton, • Lihq. CAtringion N .F.sq , john hopert Et; 1. jr-hn 1)C:t1.,!; 1. q lola l'epper, Esq. Miura:it Pritigt io tt.e ft*rili. of 'ditto. Ajtrit hoin;4s I larding 'Newtrwn,-TiAl. dated . 111.iy ISg. To be I.iLqacii.inis—ltobtri flarritnn, rent. Isaniel Sccat tun, jun. Celit. Henry l6hn aarnartr, jun. Gent. George Myth, Gent. Edward Payne, (3 . 6 f. . lutoi Bc:tattoo kielit. l 0 .01.r“t Lugor, "phont,s Utt:t.n HAI Titnin. kerr:rmait Taylor, Gent. Gent. 101111' !tin. 'Gent. tt.itect April lusepli ,Crannies Gent. lefties . Leader, (Sent. boll* (Lilted April is, 1809;• To be Eiwgna—)antes Skill, Gent. kidiar;.l Iligg, Cent. both dated A pill to, 1809. • Samuel C1.1,-ton, c; tn r.. TltomasAVltite Gent, both dated April s s , 4809.• Henry liruuke,. Gent. :listen May 19, 1809, To be c..2tiarter-Mazter and llatralion Cl 4 (to livie the Rank of I.leutenamt)—ltibliva Pattibon, Cot. dated 'April' i 6, ,To Lie Surgeon—Ceorxe Rpgers, Cent. dated,April 5,„4 '309. 2d liegimerit of Essex Lout Militia. ,To be lonel.Cou2nnalulante C4rdiner olaiLlnas, te9, but taking the Raiik . trims 1/4, ) , tip: date ot Conititission to the Es4 - cx Suppletntitrary Ali • •- , • ; To be Lieutunalit-Colonel— bolm fl*yroll, Esq. 'dated April IQ, . To be Majas-- Archer tiotiNon, Etici.. Lawrence Kart- • right, Esq. Oaten April 18.'9.. • 'I he.Cuptains—laciib Elton, „Esq. _Richard Townsend, dam 1101' ward, Esq.. dated April re, , but • talc.ng Rank itoin '874301mi:41e in the EbSi:X SujipLitientary Militia Stephen I Esq. moult Syrtipson icallop, lohn I..ottwick, Esq. Thomas ' , rust (4epp, Esq- (00%9 Cheveley, Isiq. Adjutant CliarleS (;retton, to liftve the Rank' ot dated' April to, 1809. Abraham . - 'jun.. Esq.. April i 9,. rsoy. Stephen %Vood,lon. Esq: dated, April 25, IEO9. 'To be Lieutetnitits—ltobert Tindal, Cent. ~ltichard Cral4b, Gent. Vaniel l'abrutn,- Gent. - lkilittbani, Gent. dated April 25, / 8- . 9, iiitchcock,K;ciik., dated April 19, t 3 9. tletiry,, illason,, Gent. dat,cqi April 2s, • 01.9. Charle Gent;lClicltael Johns dated April 30,.1809, both dited April 3•5, trA.. To be s %Its ---L; corm t ales, ti,tran , Genf. both dated April 3o flk;v„ Thomas Newsom:, (; chi balk Wiled' Al 4( ii el'° be Quarter- Allister and Tainting! elettPtiolhavelllteftank of laleuttritantp-Satnuel iittft , t;tklts3etii;dst(rxt April c, 130 9. • / • TfJ o be Surgeon--Ceorge•Assor bop, Urnt. o c ited . April 2 ) i -•-• .$ ; •T'i sd Re .... f . • .., :-• Regiment of F.:e.F'ex`•l.oetiltwilitsa. • •-• 1I he Liettt.lguit-Cotoyv.: l -cortimandor-- ;Wm 11.tvvvec, 1:,$1 (iitte,l4ll,Arcti,l s, $ % 09 .. 4,, 'lu 1, 0 ,t , i4nltczoottC:otats4l -Chatk4 Rottw:, 4i 3l •l•rs diklci l $ A pril lc), do?, • ___ •, . „ ti 1R1) HAIt S ,sl No. 4, Ntartlctt•cp.srt, ; " P;b 1 1 6 1llY :\ 1 ; 421 ;q1ailt . 54t 14.1t%h.t ‘ tomili filoortOtis‘ 3ll '.." I fir, No, 1 r.?, ..;tratlct wbure Ailyerliseini;ol, 04170 :; aPt7l tfr?tat k:41:10r; :(so' titsAn aijarmni zt v 1 , 4 2 04 ' . '1 1 1 it